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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1904

Page

5

Smicksburg Local Guests Bring News of Visits

Local notes list numerous visitors and guests from Allegheny city Braddock Cleveland Ohio Wilkinsburg Dubois Rural Valley Punxsutawney and other towns. The column covers exchanges at homes in Smicksburg East Wheatfield Plumvilla and Marchand with relatives friends and expansions at churches and hotels.

Smicksburg Roberts Allegheny City Harry Glenn Braddock A. R. Glenn F. J. Herr Cleveland Rey Shile Miller Rimer Latty Furn Beck Dubois Mal Suteler Maryland Mise Lulu Stiteler Wilkinsburg L. C. Shaffer Geo. A Robinson Hulitt Smith Sprankle’s Mill Thomas Weaton Ridgway W.E. Dodson Tain Homer Dodson Bert Moorhead Neal Huey Springville N. Y Robinson Church Street Samuel Laverty Homer City L. E. Silvis Rural Valley Elizabeth Robinson Renan Stiteler Edith Margaret Crisaman Punxsutawney Elizabeth Crisaman Z.'T. Ritchey Angus Ritchey West Mahoning Township Ida Bailor Conamaugh Julia Lundon R. B. Sleppy Lizzie Elkin Jeannette Della McHenry Big Run Eliza Elkin James Gray West Virginia Angus Lukehart Falls Creek Adam Black M. J. Sleppy New Kensington R. E. Sleppy Town Sleppy Goodville M.S. Kemp Avonmore Trade City Kemp Somerset County East Wheatfield VanHorn Elizabeth Butler Armagh Jeasie Young Johnstown Aleen Tinkcom Clyde Herlinger Brughvalley Charles Dick Cora Annie Stephens Dilltown A. Cunningham R. T. Hutchison Harry Bateman Claude and Allen Flafferty 8. C. VanHorn R. A. Tomb Vandergrift Gettysburg Atlantic City

Local notes from Nolo area report mixed activity and travel

Apruceh Grove lines recount town residents. Vic Graham voyages and Lyons couple at Nolo. Adam Stahl at Joseph Phillips’s. Alonzo Fyock’s newborn nearing completion. United Brethren church repairs. Miss Florence Sproull named Penn Run teacher. Railroad to Possum Glory progresses slowly. Telephones from Greenville to Nolo be installed. Strongstown hopes to finish their end. Many visits among relatives and friends noted, with a few injuries, birthdays, and trips to Homer City and Clifton Rock. Preaching delayed to September 25.

Em. Lyons Nolo Adam Stahl Yished Joseph Phillips Alonzo Fyock United Brethren Lyons Evans Glenn Evans H.N. Burkhart G. Burkhart Vandergrift A.T. Diehl Homer City Katy Coup Jacob Helman Pittsburg Florence Sproull Penn Run Melville Coy Possum A.C. Coy Greenville Strongstown George West Sullivan Ind Andrew Cresswell Rat J.C. Diehl Archie Fowler Indiana Fowler George Wheeling Ord Miller Joseph Philips Zoe Lyons Clifton Rock Suneliff Raven Rocks

Quick Meal Suggestions From Stock List

A small selection of ready options proposes speedy meal ideas. The list highlights simple ingredients and quick prep steps suitable for busy days.

Science and Skill to Remain One More Week at Clawson House

In Indiana Pa the Science and Skill exhibit will stay open at the Clawson House for another week or until Saturday August 27 1904. Admission prices range from two to eight dollars. The show promises headache relief and improved sight with its claimed wonderful system allowing far and near vision.

Clawson House Indiana Blairsville Merchants’ Hotel Marion Center Fleck Hotel California Bolivar Foundry and Machine Co Bolivar, Pa

Bargain Dress Trousers in Stock at Cut Prices

Local retailer slashes prices on dress trousers including best woolen and worsted pairs. Early cuts, turn-up bottoms, and peg tops offered. Nufangs trousers featured. Prices drop from five dollars to three fifty, four fifty to three, four to two. Hurry for selection.

Wallace Dry Goods Company Jamestown

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Plumvilla John Shields PD. W. Schrecengost Nellie Shields Tra Stewart Altoona Jean Dodson York E. Green’s White Ritchey Falla Creek Mra Chas Tucker Alligon Kate Speedy Bowser United Presbyterian’s Ernest Jamey Rosborough Cunningham’s Apruceh Grove Dieht Vic Graham Ohio Benebo Gessler Bros Phone P. R. R. Sta Enos Widdowson & CO W. E. Mahaffey New York and Martha Kunkle Victor Roller David Ellis & Son Penn Roller Flour Mills Indiana, PA J. C. Wallace & Son Philadelphia Street Cunningham Store Vicinity Franklin
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